Crunchy Meat Pie and other culinary delights!
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We are off to Marakele for a few days - back on Tuesday!
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enjoy... enjoy
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It's the perspectiveBluTuna wrote:How certain are you? It looks to me that the gape ends behind the eye.Lisbeth wrote:I'd say Steppe Eagle
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BluTuna wrote:Hey sonny-Jim, if I say it's perspective it ain't truncatedRichprins wrote:Listen, my boy, if I say it is truncated it is truncated! Don't make me ask the experts!
The time stamp on the picture above shows it was taken 6 seconds before the picture below.
It's a different elephant!
Ok, you are right...
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Bt just have to say again love your macro work .Need to invest in some macro equipment .Stunning pics.
We met Nhlowa on the S28 in the rain ,looks like he has used that tree a few times .
Agree with Flutterby its always nice to watch ellies off a bridge give one a sense of security .
We met Nhlowa on the S28 in the rain ,looks like he has used that tree a few times .
Agree with Flutterby its always nice to watch ellies off a bridge give one a sense of security .
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nan wrote:
enjoy... enjoy
Thanks Nan, yes we did enjoy - TR to come when I've processed the images.
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Lisbeth wrote:It's the perspectiveBluTuna wrote:How certain are you? It looks to me that the gape ends behind the eye.Lisbeth wrote:I'd say Steppe Eagle
Hunting cannot be considered a sport as all contestants in a sport should know they are playing the game!
Re: Crunchy Meat Pie and other culinary delights!
Richprins wrote:BluTuna wrote:Hey sonny-Jim, if I say it's perspective it ain't truncatedRichprins wrote:Listen, my boy, if I say it is truncated it is truncated! Don't make me ask the experts!
The time stamp on the picture above shows it was taken 6 seconds before the picture below.
It's a different elephant!
Ok, you are right...
Hunting cannot be considered a sport as all contestants in a sport should know they are playing the game!
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Thanks Roger, I have the old Tamron 90mm Macro lens (without VR). Optically it's excellent but it is rather slow to focus and it sometimes hunts. If I had the choice again I'd wait for a second hand Nikon 105mm.RogerFraser wrote:Bt just have to say again love your macro work .Need to invest in some macro equipment .Stunning pics.
We met Nhlowa on the S28 in the rain ,looks like he has used that tree a few times .
Agree with Flutterby its always nice to watch ellies off a bridge give one a sense of security .
I love finding Tuskers - back in May last year I got really lucky
Left to right: Kaleka, Marhumbini, Ngodzi
Hunting cannot be considered a sport as all contestants in a sport should know they are playing the game!
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Day 10 Monday 19 November : Crocodile Bridge.
Back at camp for the evening, the kitchen provided some interesting bugs.
A beautiful Baboon Spider.
Cicadas.
Anyone for Cricket?
Dung Beetles.
And a Mantid.
Back at camp for the evening, the kitchen provided some interesting bugs.
A beautiful Baboon Spider.
Cicadas.
Anyone for Cricket?
Dung Beetles.
And a Mantid.
Hunting cannot be considered a sport as all contestants in a sport should know they are playing the game!